Nymphenburg
Wed May 02, 2018 1:01 pmBoth outside of Munich to the north-west, Dachau and Nymphenburg pair well together logistically.
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In front, Nymphenburg Palace, summer palace of the Wittelsbach, is wider than Versailles.
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Lagerstroemia in bloom.
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Stone Hall is an Rococo space with non-symmetrical ornamentation elements molded from stucco.
Johann Baptist Zimmermann’s, ceiling fresco features Helios and other gods from Greek Mythology.
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This is the room with original furnishings, where King Ludwig II was born.
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Royal Stables Museum includes King Ludwig II’s collection of gold-plated Chariots.
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Many innocent people were starved, tortured, and worked to death at Dachau, which also contained a cell block for political prisoners.